Sentence examples for both manifestly from inspiring English sources
To my memory, he was accompanied by only two people, both manifestly enjoying the occasion.
When they have a long-term mental health condition, that sort of statement is both manifestly incorrect and quite damaging to the person.
Both are manifestly part of the same tradition, the same noble continuity of pictorial eloquence.
He said: "Whilst I am aware that the view has been expressed in some parts of the press that the killing of Colin Hatch and the attempted murder of Ian Huntley were somehow lesser offences - deserving lesser sentences - because of the crimes that they had themselves committed, such a view is manifestly wrong, both as a matter of common sense and as a matter of law.
Then came a darne of poached wild salmon with a bracing lemon hollandaise for me and a lobster for Betsey, both unmistakably fresh, manifestly from icy waters.
We are bound to our promises and to obey the magistrates' commands on parallel grounds: because both kinds of conformity are so manifestly beneficial for all.
Our results show that both the germanene/MoS2 and silicene/MoS2 superlattices are manifestly metallic, with the linear bands around the Dirac points of the pristine germanene and silicene seem to be preserved.
Both were alcoholics: CW a functioning one, Vivian manifestly not.
The north and south ice caps are manifestly thawing and this is making both exploitation and tourism more feasible.
The attempt to limit the trouble to these three and stop contagion spreading to Spain has manifestly failed: instead Italy and now France, both of which seem to be solvent, have been infected.
